Coin Archives - Detecting Finds

Edward VI shilling with portcullis counterstamp

A base silver shilling of Edward VI with a portcullis counterstamp on the obverse. The portcullis was added in the

A gold thrysma, dated to c. AD 600-750, with “LEMC” in the quarters on the reverse. The PAS record says

A penny of Henry I, which Martin Allen on the PAS records describes as “a new variant with inner circle

A gold Dobunnic “Anted Rig” gold stater issued in the name of Antedios. The inscription reads ANTEΘ RICOV, using a

A penny of Harold II Godwinson dating to AD 1066. The reverse legend reads “LEOFNOD ON LEGI” giving the moneyer as Leofnoth and the

This cut halfpenny has been attributed to William of Aumale, Earl of York, a baronial issue during the reign of

Reverse reads GODPINE ON HVNIED giving the moneyer as Godwine.

Reverse reads CINSTAN ON DOFI giving the moneyer as Cinstan.

PAX type without Sceptre. Reverse reads BRIHTRIC ON COL giving the moneyer as Beorhtric.

The hoard contains an excessively rare pair of die-duplicate Harold II Pennies from the Worcester moneyer Vikingr. Although he struck